In a touching display of family solidarity, Pippa Middleton made a surprise appearance at the Wimbledon Men’s Singles Final, standing alongside her sister, Kate Middleton, who is currently battling cancer.

This unexpected moment not only caught the attention of fans but also highlighted the deep bond shared by the Middleton sisters during a challenging time.

At 40 years old, Pippa has recently been in the spotlight due to her outings with the Princess of Wales and her niece, Princess Charlotte.

Her presence at such a high-profile event has led to her being informally dubbed the “Unofficial Lady-in-Waiting” for the royals, showcasing her unwavering support for Kate as she navigates her cancer treatment.

During a recent episode of the Royal Record podcast, GB News Royal Correspondent delved into the evolving dynamics between Pippa and Kate.

The commentator pointed out that this was Pippa’s second public appearance since Kate’s diagnosis, the first occurring just two days prior to Wimbledon.

This raises an interesting question: why has Pippa chosen to step into the public eye now?

Royal commentator Cameron offered insight into this shift, emphasizing the strong familial bonds within the Middleton clan.

He noted that the family has rallied around Kate, showcasing their love and support through her recent health struggles, which began with her initial stomach surgery and escalated with the cancer diagnosis.

Cameron also mentioned a rather intrusive paparazzi shot that captured Kate and her mother in a car near Windsor, shedding light on the challenges the family faces in maintaining their privacy.

However, amidst these difficulties, the image of a united family has emerged, with Pippa’s presence further solidifying this support system.

Interestingly, the absence of official ladies and gentlemen in waiting for Kate, as seen in previous years, makes Pippa’s role even more significant.